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Lens : Canon 18-55mm IS
Pic info : ISO200 (-2ev,0,2ev)
Info : I love the combination of texture from a reflective to rough texture. Enjoy my flickr friends and member.
Looking toward the end of the street after the blizzard dropped 16 inches (or 25 inches) of snow on us. Nikon S rangefinder, Kodak Plus-X (expired 1990s), Divided D-76 developer.
Seen from the west bank of Loch Carron, a fine dusting of snow highlights Ben Killilan dominating the backdrop to 158704 working ScotRail's 13:35 2H85 Inverness to Kyle service. The unit itself obscures the diminutive platform at Attadale, the station sign visible over the leading coach.
15th April 2015
The National Art Center, Tokyo
東京・国立新美術館
Two restaurants on the top of the two towers.
General resting area in the ground floor.
The architectural design well represents the spirit of being an art center.
Looking at and thinking about everything I have and experienced since I've met him. ❤
I'm a very lucky woman. smile*
This fine young gentleman has a small tailor shop in Yanaka Ginza with excellent style. For a longer time I was interested to take some pictures. This weekend I entered the shop and asked him. He was very kind and allowed me to shoot whatever and from which angle I wanted. I always enjoy these small shops where you can find fine handmade quality.
Tokyo, Japan
Taken in Vaduz, Lichtenstein. It shows the parlement building. I like the minimalistic and abstract view of this bricks.
It is difficult to show how large Sandstone Falls is. This is a point at which it is just starting to fall, with Nigel in the frame to show some perspective.
Sandstone Falls is 1500 feet wide and has falls of 10-20+ feet high and is located just north of Hinton, West Virginia.
3-image HDR
different style than i usually do. trying something new for a change.
oh and there was no fisheye done to this photo. just a generic lens. the building was actually like that.
I regularly see photographers taking shots of this statue and trying out different angles of view.
Processed for Sliders Sunday.
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Perspective of daily chores and loss of focus in the distance.
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Saw this old man in Varanasi who spent atleast half an hour sincerely trying to fix his glasses. It was just a simple piece of thread that had come off and he was trying to tie it on either ends of the specs. The way he went about it suggested that simple piece of thread was the only thread he could afford. Made me realise that things we consider as insignificant holds a lot of significance for many others.